Thanks for the update

@Sharon Henwood I can sense the frustration but one thing you need to remember is some guest benchmark our properties like it's their home, and when it doesn't match they complain. Don't worry too much, keep responding to the feedback and you will master the game

@Sharon Henwood that's what we are here for lift one another. You're always welcome

@Steve Perry thank you, I need to check mine ASAP

I tested the market even before staging any properties. I began by identifying all the approved construction applications at the time in my target area, along with the contractors assigned to those projects. I then reached out to key contacts such as company PAs, Project Managers, Facilities Managers and Logistics Managers e.t.c via LinkedIn, starting with an introductory email and following up with a call. From this approach, I secured one lead that converted into a sale, although I had to pass it on to someone else due to capacity constraints. I would advise not starting unless you're confident you can meet the demand. Another helpful strategy is to distribute leaflets at construction sites near your target area. I also understand there's a subscription-based software that provides information on active sites and contact details within a specific area. Hope this helps!

@Mel Brown Hi Melissa, see the comment from from one of the VA provider , if you have one or two units I think you should look at optimisation for now and that's what an doing with them and see how it goes to position my units for long term booking. I will keep you posted on what works

@Vas ForSAs thank you for your advice well appreciated